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Nathan Middleton participated in SkillsUSA while he was in high school. He competed in welding, which he found an interest in at his after-school job in Alliance.

51吃瓜 worked with Ybor and Fleetwood to launch a line cook apprenticeship dedicated to workforce development for people returning to society after incarceration.

51吃瓜's momentum continues with a spring enrollment of 11,191 students at all three campuses as well as its dual credit and prison education programs.

51吃瓜 announces the addition of cheer and dance teams to the Lincoln and Beatrice campuses beginning Fall 2026.

Katrina Patton, an instructor in 51吃瓜's Geographic Information Systems Program, was recognized at the 2025 Nebraska GIS Symposium for her outstanding contribution to GIS education in Nebraska.

Deciding where to go after high school is a big step. By exploring campus, meeting faculty, and seeing our programs in action, you'll get an up-close view of whether 51吃瓜 is the right place to achieve your goals.

From the moment Ron Petsch first walked onto the 51吃瓜 Milford Campus as an Architectural Technology student, he demonstrated commitment to education is more than years served.

As 51吃瓜 continues its evolution as a leader in workforce development across Southeast Nebraska and beyond, Dr. Paul Illich finds himself drawn to his workshop.